A Bayfield man was sentenced Monday to nine years prison for sexual assault. Bryan Tyner, 39, pleaded guilty to two felony counts of attempted sex assault on a child by a person in a position of...

After a quiet November, eager shoppers filled the sidewalks along Main Avenue on Black Friday to enjoy the sparkling holiday window displays and find some deals. Some were shopaholics, like Misty...

A powder day in the mountains could still be in the cards this holiday weekend, but down in Durango, it’s likely to stay dry for the comfort of shoppers on Small Business Saturday. Scattered storms...

About 25 years ago, cooks prepped for 350 people to feast at the Durango Community Thanksgiving Dinner. This year, more than 1,300 plates were served. The crowd that started filing in at 11 a.m....

More than 220 people have registered a housing unit with the city as part of the push to legalize accessory dwelling units that started more than a year ago. City officials are still hoping more...

Moms, dads, brothers, sisters: These are the people the students at the Children’s House are the most thankful to have in their lives. It’s a sentiment many of us will share as we celebrate...

Coming off a strong end-of-summer season, retailers are hopeful El Niño will bring in shoppers for the holidays. Snow at the right times can drive business for Purgatory and in town, said Durango...

The memory of all the transgender people who have lost their lives was honored Saturday at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. A group of about 25 people gathered at the church to mark...

Stoked. That was the overwhelming feeling of locals flocking to the mountain on Saturday for Purgatory Resort’s 50th opening day. Mediocre snow didn’t dim the excitement of many season-pass...

Carla Wood never thought she would be able to own a home again, but Habitat for Humanity is making that possible for her this fall. “I got extremely lucky to get this Habitat house,” Wood said. ...